Living in Wichita

Benefits of Living in Wichita, Kansas

Located in the south-central part of Kansas, Wichita is the largest city in the state with approximately 360,000 residents. The Wichita metro area has an estimated population of approximately 596,450. Overall, 714,790 people reside within 50 miles of Wichita.

Quality of Life

Wichita offers its residents a quality of life that is clean, safe, and growing. Wichita is a four-time All-American City award winner. In July 2006, CNN/Money and Money Magazine ranked Wichita ninth on its list of 10 best U.S. big cities in which to live.

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World Class Attractions

There is no shortage of things to do. Wichitans take advantage of all the outdoors has to offer as well as the outstanding attractions that enhance the city's quality of life. Wichita is home to a world-class zoo and a wealth of museums, theaters and other attractions for all ages.

Entertainment

Old Town is one of Wichita's premier entertainment districts with distinctive restaurants, live concerts, nightclubs, specialty shops, and a Saturday farmer's market. Wichita’s continued commitment to quality of life is illustrated by development projects such as WaterWalk and Waterfront, the Intrust Bank Arena, and a new baseball stadium.

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Thriving

Wichita has an impressive business and industrial base, affording excellent opportunities for a thriving local legal practice not found in many other Kansas cities or towns. In addition to being a highly respected community, Wichita enjoys a low cost-of-living, safe neighborhoods in which to raise families, and many of the attractions you can only find in world-class cities.

In Wichita, you will enjoy a quality practice and quality lifestyle, with the opportunity to take on early professional and civic responsibility. If you are a law student or lateral attorney with an outstanding academic and personal background who is interested in enjoying a quality law practice with a superior lifestyle, consider Hite, Fanning & Honeyman.